The psalm-singer's choice companion, or an imitation of Heaven on earth, and the beauty of holiness. Being a compleat composition of church musick, containing variety of tunes for all the common metres of the psalms, ... To which is added, An alphabetical dictionary, ... The third edition, carefully corrected, and amended by the author; ... All set and composed by John Barrow.
Barrow, John,active 1730-1760.
London : printed by Robert Brown, for John Barrow; and sold by J. Hodges; C. Hitch; S. Foxe, in Derby, S. Parsons, in Newcastle, and at his shop in Congleton; T. Warren, in Birmingham [and 1 in Wolverhampton, Worcester, Gloucester, Bridgnorth, Ludlow, Hereford, Nottingham, Manchester, Halifax, Chesterfield] and also by John Barrow, in Leominster, Herefordshire: likewise sold at Westchester, Shrewsbury, Leicester, Warwick, Coventry, Northampton,
[1760?]
Originally titled 'A new book of psalmody', which was published in 1730.
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